The document discusses the sectors of the Indian economy divided based on nature of activity as primary, secondary and tertiary, and also based on public and private ownership. It defines gross domestic production as the total value of final goods and services produced in a country in a year, which is calculated by summing the production from the three sectors. GDP indicates the size of the economy and is measured by the central government ministry with help from state departments.

1. SECTORS OF INDIAN
ECONOMY

2. NATURE OF THE ACTVITY BEING
PERFORMED
PRIMARY SECONDARY TERTIARY

8. ON OWNERSHIP BASIS
PUBLIC PRIVATE

11. Gross domestic production
The value of final goods and services produced in each
sector during a particular year provides the total production
of the sector for that year.
And sum of production in three sectors give Gross Domestic
Production—GDP of the country.
It is the value of all final goods and services produced
within the country during a particular year.
GDP shows how big the economy is.
Measuring GDP is undertaken by by the Central government
ministry , with the help of various govt. Departments of
Indian states and union territories.